Advanced production techniques, informed growing practices and improved seed varieties helped corn growers achieve high yields in the National Corn Growers Association 2011 National Corn Yield Contest.
While a Kentucky farmer did not achieve a national title, many were recognized as state winners:
A Non-Irrigated
1 Zoglmann & Sons, Owensboro, Pioneer P1615HR, 254.7146 bu/A
2 Peterson Farms, Loretto, Pioneer 32T16, 249.2417 bu/A
3 Mr Malcolm R Oatts, Hopkinsville, DEKALB DKC63-87, 248.9774 bu/A
No-Till/Strip Till Irrigated
1 Joel Benton Armistead, Adairville, DEKALB DKC64-69, 253.8321 bu/A
2 Peterson Dairy Farms, Loretto, Pioneer 31P41, 245.8849 bu/A
3 Steve Hunt, Herndon, Pioneer P1420HR, 245.0828 bu/A
A No-Till/Strip Till Non-Irrigated
1 PPJ Thompson Farms, Owensboro, Pioneer P1745HR, 257.7846 bu/A
2 Jerry Griffith, Mayfield, DEKALB DKC63-87, 247.3311 bu/A
3 Michael Buckman, Lebanon, DEKALB DKC63-14, 245.4534 bu/A
Irrigated
1 Armistead Farms, Adairville, DEKALB DKC64-69, 264.1188 bu/A
2 Seven Springs Farms, Cadiz, Pioneer P1395HR, 254.1334 bu/A
3 Brandon Hunt, Oak Grove, Pioneer P1745HR, 250.3545 bu/A
Click here for the list of national winners.
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